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Polar launches multisport training system

Posted August 10, 2007 at 06:51 AM by Martha Jones

Section: Gear & Apparel, Gadgets & Access.

Polar logo Polar, the leader in heart rate monitoring and fitness assessment technology, today announced at the Outdoor Retailer Show the nation-wide availability of the RS800G3 multisport training system, the most comprehensive planning and analysis tool for athletes who train across multiple disciplines.

The RS800G3 multisport training system’s integrated view helps athletes plan their training, measure their body’s response, and then analyze their performance against personal goals. By providing the data that helps athletes avoid over- and under-training, the system helps users train in the most efficient manner possible to achieve peak performance and fitness.

Read the rest of Polar’s announcement at our partner site: TheFinalSprint.com

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3 Responses to “Polar launches multisport training system” (Leave a reply)

Terry Deacon from Lebanon, Oregon said:

I represent the Ford Family Foundation, a non-profit organization that supplies grants to small communities in Oregon for improving local living conditions.
We will be putting in a Fit Trail system in 2 separate parks and need as much data as possible for our grant submission
April 10, 2008 at 01:37 PM
web development software from around said:

Nice. I bought the RS 800 about six months ago, so I was about lose my shit when I saw they added a GPS sensor. Being able to purchase that separately is great. I can still use the footpod where there are too many obstacles for GPS to work properly, like, for example, most of NYC.
May 28, 2008 at 02:58 AM
link building prices from around said:

I have both… the RS 800 and the Garmin 305. I had the Garmin first and it worked when I ran in areas with no tree covers/tall buildings. But when I moved to New York, I could no longer get a clear signal, so I needed a watch with a calibrated foot pod.
July 1, 2008 at 05:39 AM